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miscellaneous.
MINOR MATTERS ACTED UPON.

MlNOR MAIlEES AClkD lfON.
A communication, signed by the Mayor
and President of the Second Branch was
read, appointing on the Finance Commit
tee, under the recent ordinance, Messrs,
G. r. Tracy, for the Second ward, and John
Vockler, for the Fifth ward. This Com,
mite now has a member FROM each ward
of the city.
The Committee on Markets reported that
it had awarded the contract for painting
tue Second ward market to White & Co,
at their bid If $50. Approved.
The Committee on Health made a report
in accordance with the publication in the
REGISTER, yesterday morning
The b0ud of j. NJ Dillon, STperintcnd-
ent of the Gas Works, with J. L. Acker as
surety, was approved.
The City Prison Committee was author
ICED to use the cells OF the old city lookup,
if they were desired.
A communication Wa read from the
Board of Public Works, i'll relation to the
petition Of property owners on South
Front and Vermont streets, for a sewer,
referred to in yesterdays REGISTER, say
ing that while they believed the work
was needed, there was no money at the
disposal OF the Board. The papers were
referred to the Committee on Finance and
the s.. p. ", jointly.
The ordinance authorizing a railroad
switch on Forty-eighth street, sent over
from the First Branch, was agreed to.
An ordinance in relation to the setting
of curb on South Penn, south of Ohio, was
read three times and passed.
A number of petitions for the use OF
Second Ward Market hall were referred TO
the Committee on Markets, with power to
act.
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First Branch.

FIGHTING OVER AN ORDINANCE.
This Branch met very promptly, His
Honor tho Mayor presiding. About an
hour was devoted to discussing the ordin-
ance granting the Boggs' Run Mining and
Manufacturing Company the right to lay
down a railroad switch on the south side
of Forty-eighth street. The opposition
was led by MI. Handlan, and the Branch
listened to arguments by Mr.. Clarke, in
favor Of the grant, and by Mr.. Russell,
against it. The ordinance was adopted.
The other routine matters sent over from
the Second Branch were cOncurred in, but
not until there had been a good deal Ofelo-
uuenced aired over the market ordinance,
and the City Prison matter.
The resolution of Mr.. Young, relating to
an inducement to Messrs. Gillender s Son
to locate here, was ehsmpioned by Mr..
McGregor and opposed by Mr.. Dobbins
and Terrell, the former on the ground that
it would cost 500, 900 or $50, 0O0, and was
''started wrong" and the latter on the
ground that it was class legislation.
The resolution was amended by striking
out the offers of q free site.
The Branch then Jumped on the resolu,
ton, and in the midst of a remark by Mr.
McGregor about fencing up the city, and
cries 81 '"togyism" by Mr.. Harrell, the
Branch Adjourned.
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and coal: and also the advantages Of

gas and coal; and also the advantages of
| Wheeling rs market for glass and queens
ware, we now having eleven glass works
and four potteries in this city and vicinity;
making this one OF the best markets i'll the
country for buyers to come to.
This provoked a good deal of discussion,
Mr.. Harrell especially making some tell
ing points in urging the advantages such
an establishment would be to the commu-
nity. Mr.. Allison thought tho thing was
too indefinite. He desired more light;
wanted 10 know how the thing was to be
done; how big q site would he required;
where the money was to come from, &c.
In return for these enquiries Mr.. Harrell
charged Mr.. Allison with seeking to per
petuate old fogyism. Mr.. A. would rather
build work houses or crematories, or dig
wells on the Island bar. He referred to
some "iusane ideas" which never lacked
e~xponents, while something for the good
of the town went begging.
Mr.. Allison moved a substitute to the
resolution by appointing a committee to
interview the glass firm and enter into ne
gotiatiOns with them.
This Mr.. Young characterized as ''quib-
bling" and said that in the meantime
PittsbuIg, or Rochester, or some other
town would get the plum.
To this Mr.. Harrell added the remark
that while Mr.. Allison was holding ont his
taffy some other town would hold out a
more substantial gift, and would be
taken up.
Mr.. Allison's substitute was lost, and
the original resolution by Mr.. Young was
adopted.
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I'm half

HOMQOPATHY---When for half a
century statistics tell the same story
we may certainly believe. We shall
give a few from time 10 time, well
Known to medical men but not so we'll
to the public. Dr. Rosenberg's tables
Leipzig. r843," give results Of twelve
hospitals, 39,m27 cases, showing
Homoopathy's death-rate 422 per
cent against I273 per cent OF other
treatment; same tables give Homo-
opathy's rate in cholera at 9 per cent
against 483o Of other treatments
When medicines producing such re-
suits may be had Of druggists and at
our pharmacies, it Is a matter Of sur
prise that any one should buy medi-
cines unknown outside Of Advertising
columns. Under our labels you get
genuine" homeopathic medicines.
Business established IN 1896. BOER-
ICKE & TAFEL, Philadelphia, Ion
Arch ST.; New York, AS Grand St;
Pittsburg, 627 SmithfIeId St.
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POINTS ON PROFILE.
Movements of Citizcns and tho Coming
and Going of Strangers,

Movement of Citizons and the Coming
and Going of Strangers.
Mr.. T. NJ. Garvin and bride have re-
turned home.
W. S. Wiley, Prosecuting Attorney Of
Wetz4l county, is in the city.
Miss Cora Reynolds, OF Allegheny, Ia.
is visiting her cousin. Mrs. P. W. Boards
ley Of the Island.
Mr.. LATE Woodson, a well.known come.
dian, joined the Soap Bubble" company
here, yesterday.
Ais Elizabeth Blair of Richie C. H
who has been visiting friends IN the city
for a week, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. John Norton, formerly of Wheel.
ing, now manager Of the ". B. Wood fur,
mace company, at Florence, Alabama,
passed through the city yesterday on his
way East.
Judge R. s. Brown, of R~avenswood, is
in the city. He is on lis Wy to Chicago
to attend the great International Stock
show, OF which he is one of the commits
sioners of West Virginia etc, etc.
LII. JAS T. hccNCS, u
microscopic and pathologist, of Wheeling,
W. Va, is in the city enroute to a meeting
of the American Public Health Association
in Memphis. L Chattanooga, Tenn Argus.
captain William u. Clspents, who is 8
thorough Democrat, was sp strset last
evening, listening to the good reports com
ing into the REGISTER Office. He leaves
at 8 o'clock this morning, to take a look
over the Pittsburg branch of the road.
Mr.. Edwin S. Gill, the genial business
manager of ]. Farron's Soap Bubble"
wa formerly a Newspaper man, working
on the stats of the Detroit Free Press and
Cincinnati Posi-, and was lately q member
Of ''Her Atonement" company. He has
made many friends since his arrival in this
city.
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IN SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day PoiDtedly Para
graphed for HAsty Readers.

The News OF the Day Pointodly Para
graphed for TASTY Readers.
Don't shoot quail yet.
THE circus is over, IN Ohio.
WHEELING will have q chicken and dog
show, in January.
CINCINNATI restaurants are advertising
boiled and filtered water used here"
WHEELING streets are lively with prom
enaders these delightful November days,
SEE advertisement of F.. Schenck & Sous,
spareribs, backboues, etc, in another col
umn.
CHAs. f WILLIAMS will discover some
thing to his interest by calling upon Chiel
of Police Smith.
JOHH HARDING kicked up q rumpus al
his mothers house on Sixteenth street,
Yesterday afternoon, and Officer Jake
Deku put him behind the bars
THROWN UPON THE WORLD" with
Rufus Scott in the title role, will open a
three nights engagement at the Grand
Opera House tomorrow night.
THE old "hoss carr which acted as a
station ut Leatherwood for the motor line,
has been taken away, and passengers
waiting there now have no shelter al all.
THE Rev. Joseph Mullen, of the church
of the Immaculate conception, says the
festival will be held at the Ahambrs
rink, beginning on the Both inst. 1t will
be a greater affair than ever before.
THE Young Mems Christian Association
will celebrate its third anniversary, on
Sunday, the Goth inst, in the United
Preshyterian church. Rev. DIR. Moffatt,
of wash-Jef College, will make the ad-
dress.
THE German Pioneer Society will hold
one Of their grand family jubilees at Arion
Hall, next Monday evening. The Opera
House orchestra will furnish the music fol
dancing. A big supper will be discussed
and a general good time enjoyed.
A PLEASANT surprise party was ten
dered Mr.. Louis BOneDberger Monday
evening, at Bonenberger's Hall ON the South
Side. Quite q number of his friends were
present. who spent the evening in q
pleasant manner dancing to Mayors
music. At the proper hour a sumptuous
repast was discussed.
THERE is a crowd of boys IN the Sixth
ward who are as big rowdies a the Older
gang, Int instead of getting drunk and
lighting they amuse themselves by smash
ing in windows with stones and doing
other such devilment. Officer Glenn cap
tured one of them last evening, and bad II
not been that he helped support his mother,
he might have gone to the hill this moru'
ing.
CIRCULARS have been sent out by tht
National Travellers Protective Association,
announcing that 1T has succeeded in break
ing the Northwestern Ticket Association,
and the Minnesota and Northwestern rail
road company will issue t~wo-thousand mile
tickets al $40. 1t also says the influence
of the Association is being felt more and
more every day and concessions are com
ing our way"
Hon. G.. W. ATKINSON will deliver q
lecture at the Female College at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon. His subject will be
English Literature" His we'll known
ability guarantees something entertaining
and instructive. The friends of the insti-
tutiou are cordially invited. On Friday
night at 1870 o'clock will be given an en-
tertaiument az the College chapel, consist
ing of recitatiOus and music.
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Bid
FOR ~THELoCATIoN OF A

FOR The LOCATION OF A NEW ENTERPRISE.
Mr. Young submitted resolution, which
quoted an srticle frog the REGISTER OF
Tuesday, headed "a Good Pointer, y reisT-
ring to a new glass works somewhere
along the upper Ohio Valley, and then
supplemented the clipping with the follow
ing
That a oolpittee be appointed and au-
thorized to make the following proposition
to James Gillendler & Son, that the city OF
Wheeling offer the above firm, as an in
a1oepent to locate their works in this city,
q location fee Of charge and to supply
them with water free; that the said oom-
mittee be further instructed in their COM
municstion to tho said firm to describe our
advantages in shipping by river and rail;
our excellent police and fire service; low
taxation; abundance Of fuel, both natural
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A Golden opportunitE Seldom Grantet

A Golden Opportunity seldom Granted.
On Tuesday always Tuesday,, October
18th, 1887, at the.city of New Orleans,
La, the 29th Grand Monthly Drawing OF
The Louisiana State Lottery Company
took place. The next is the Grand Extra
ordinary Semi-Annual Distribution, when
the First Prize will be $500, 900, and the
sums of princely magnitude will be scat
tered here and there and every where on
Tuesday, December 18th, 1861 splen-
did opportunity for 5 holiday present.
But at the 18th drawing the result was
this: Number 13, 6S6 drew the First
Prize Of $50, eco. It was sold in tenths
at 300 each. One went to Mrs. Chas. A.
Scott, Springfield, Brown Il Co., Mimi. /;
paid through Mercbapts Bank OF Sleepy
Eye, Mimi; q went To l.. Pa9et, a
broker, at 18l Common street, New Or
leans, La. one WAS paid to H. Kinler, run
ner, Union National Bank. New Orleans,
La, for a deposition there; one to Chas. A.
Johnson, 40 W. Ohio street,
Chicago: one u L. Ginsburg,
81 Salem street, Boston, Mass Gne was
collected through Fourth National Bank
of New York City. No. 4s,067 drew the
Second Prize Of $50, GO; it zee also sold in
fractional tenths at 81 90 each. One vas
paid Thos. Neal, New Iberia, La; one 20
Herbert 4. Cole, Portland, Me-; y to !
P. Gunter, Augusta, Ga; one to John d.
HeeSs, Fayetteville, Tenn; ons to Jno.
W. Richards, Hopkinsville, KY; n to
Henry Ecker, Kew York City, and the
names Of the rest are withheld By request.
No. So, 4sO drew the Third Prize OF $40, coo,
also sold in tenths at 81 90 each. Two
were held by V. Tujsgue, 2l3 Decatur St.,
New Orleans, La; two by David Israel,
Donalasouyille, La; One by W. o. Van
Dyke, care OF EsrshSll Field & Co, Chi
cago; one by Frank kaSea< ls5 Dearborn
St, Chicogo; one by John F. suliizan, so
Fleet St, Boston, Mass. one by F. A.
ButtrScS, 90 Milk St, Boston, Mass and
so $685., coo Wa sesttered hither and yon.
Any information can bs he'd on application
to N. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, IA, or
money sent In a registered letter to the
address of New Orleans National Bank,
New Orleans, Ia. Do not let the oppor-
tunity escape you.
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HOW HE LOOKED

When the Returns Came ina Photo OF
C. u. Hart.
The crowds in front of the newspaper
offices last evening inspired the local poll
tician TO liuger and to wait on account OF
the meagreuess Of the returns. The street
in front of the REGISTER office was packed
all evening, including Birdie Hart,
whose picture we reproduce in reading the
rftnrns from the Empire State.
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Driving Up Wheat.

A great many farmers are complaining
that the wheat is drying up in the ground,
on account Of the drouth, aud that if rain
Decent soOn come the crop will be about
ruined. Mr.. George Jones, of near Dallas,
W. Va, says his wheat has turned yellow
in the ground. He thinks matters are
very serious and if We do not soon have
rain it will go hard with all the farmers in
this section. Cattle are already suffering
greatly.
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Financial,

THE CITY CLERKS STATEMENT.
Clerk Bowers submitted his regular
semi-monthly report, showing a total bal
ance to the credit of the several depart
meuts of $S4, sol II, as follows: Board Of
tublis Works, $22, Ss2. 60; fire, S., 951. 81;
health, 81, 800. IS; markets, S1,275.e4; po-
lice, $4,S4s.24; city prison, l,2lT. SO;
scales, 1912. Sc; real estate, $500. 10; ceme-
teries $40 60; salaries, 1928. so; contin-
gencies, So, 29l. 10; Water Board, So, 946.-
u, gag works; 81, 943.O4.
sILIs PAYABLE.
The following bills were presented toT
payment:
Board Of Public Works
P. j. Gilligan, curbing on Sew
enteenth street (lUc levy fund SIG l6-Sll9 l6
Ppias end Fire Commissioners
On account OF GIe .,............ 5l9 o.
On account OF pohce."..o........ ?lS s. 7S7 10
C9mmisee Bills:
I{alns - ~
hSaIth. . ...,:s.s ----...-"--.-".. Ito u
City .,. l0l So Si e.
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Another slim of the Foot,

A few days ago the MteRigencer made a
gratuitous and untruthful remark 10 the
effect that the new Secretary Of the Gas
Works was about 10 resume a duty neg
lected during the past two years, to-wit:
the filing of a semi.monthly report show
ing the receipts and expenditures by and
OH behalf of the Gas Works. This is AZ
variance with the facts. Semi-monthly re-
ports OF the nature described were made
regularly all through Secretary Heil's
terms, and are on file in Secretary Bowers
Office. They were not sent to Council, tits
true; neither will Secretary Seamon'5 re-
ports go before that body. In the Ian
guage of the small boy, They don't have
to-"
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s'Fhs SoRp

The Grand Opera House wa we'll filled
again last plight by a very enthusiastic au,
dience to witness the very laugLable com
edy "A Soap Bubble" The Bubble is
without a doubt one of the hest comedies
ever seen in Wheeling, being a conglomer-
alton of refined fun. Mr.. Farron keeps
the audience roaring all the time he is on
the stage. Miss Dolly Foster made another
great Int IA "La La Dodge" last night, as
did Miss Florence Germaine in the part of
Bridget" The singing is n of the great
features Of the show and is done to a
queens taste. The Soap Bubble" will he
presented at the matinee this afternoon
and for the last time tonight.
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Beacon Lights.

Beacon Lights closed its engagement
at the Opera House last night to only a
fair house. The play snd company are
both very fire and deserved much better
patronage from Wheelingites, and those
! who missed seeing it may consider them
selves unfortunate. Geo. LeRrOck as
"Chas. HadIey," Harold FOsberg os Col.
Clay Calhoun. and Tony Williams as
'SOapy Smiles" took their respective
parts in a fauitless manner while Miss
Emma Hinckley as "Myra Haynes" and
Miss Oracle Emmett who impersonated
Carrie Calhoun" deserve especial men
ton. Should the company return it will
10 doubt he greeted with large houses, a.
i; fully deserves.
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Ls.GooD&Co sell dry goods the ehsspe,t
SIMMER st the womap,s Exchange

Tomorrow evening from 3 to 8 O'Clock,
price 35 cents. Ladies who have been
solicited for eatsbles will please send them
to the Exchange rooms next to the Ex-
change Bank, Main street., on Thursday
morning. Those who have been asked for
a donation in money viii please send the
amount to Mrs. ]. p. Harden, Twelfth
street.
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Before Justice Davis, Last Night.

Mrs. Francis Beasley was before Justice
William H. Davis last evening, on a war
rant sworn out by Mrs. Bridget Healy,
charging her with assault and battery.
Both parties live at 1922 Foff street, and
have adjoining lots. Mrs. Healey swore
that Mrs. Beasley struck her on the right
foot with a rock, Gripping it badly for seV
eral days. After the Justice heard the
case, he imposed a fine Of IS, and required
each OF the belligerants to enter into 4
personal ~Iecognizance of $50 to keep
the peace for one year. The trouble seems
to have existed for a year or two between
the families, one being co!ored and the
other Irish.
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We have now ON exhibit n largest
line Of Fall and Winter W~OOlens ever
placed for inspection I'm our city,
which will be made uP Arst class at
reasonable prices.
Also q Fall line Of a Celebrated
knitted Jackets just received.
C. HESS a SONS,
1921 Market street.
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Some Republican remarked to Birdie, "
after the picture was taken, that it looked
like him, but he disclaimed the analogy
and preferred TO have wings to the devel-
opmental fins OF the IehythyosAmus.
Other Republicans, who were less nu'
merous, kept their money in their pockets
and refused te bet-to bet whether Birdie
was right, or his wings had been clipped,
The REGISTER advised all those hunger
ing for news to 90 to bed early and rise
with the LARK, end see the definite result
in this mornings lSStS.
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German In Five Weeks by the New Method

WbTlnFh IN FIFe "eUNs ny tH0 NV" "
Professor II. ErsateT, FRp graduated
with honor in the German language in enc
of the best universities in Prussia, will or
gsnize classes in German at Bellaire, Mar
tins Ferry and Bridgeport. Next Friday,
Nov. 18th, at 4 o'clock p. m, he will give
O free lecture at Heinlein's Hall, in
Bridgeport, and on Saturday, at 8 O'Clock
p. m, at the City Hall in Beilaire. All
persons who wish to learn GerIas4 in eve
weeks ara NEST cordially invited TO attend
the lectures. After Prof. Haupt's depar-
ture Prof. Krsuter will organize classes in
McLain's Hall in Wheeling.
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Index to New Advertisements

SECOND PAGE.
wGnted-Janit0r.
Change Of Tme-CNFler L Morrow.
Grand Lunch-LOuis CaTl
Parlor Stoves-Sesbitt 4 Bro.
Found-Money.
For Sale-Uprtght Piano,
Try Lists Cough Syrup-R. Il. list.
FOURTH PAgE.
Onal-F. Sehenk & Sons
Wgnted-Two Girls.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Tsfel.
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SEE our Gentlsmen's Porpoise Leather
Shoes; it is the toughest, most piable and
durable leather, aud is waterproof The
shoe is made adjustable and can be used
either as q lace or congress shoe.
j. w. ANnCK's,
ll43 Main Street.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Fourth Stree. M. f. Church.

In this church there are BOW being held
a series of revival services. There is al
ready q deep religions interest, and it is
hoped that great good will be done. Serv-
ices every evening at 1870 O'Clock. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
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An Innovation

WHICH WAS DECLARED OUT OF ORDER.
The following was offered by Mr.. Young:
Resolred, That the Board OF Public
Works be instructed to pave Seventeenth
street, between Market and Chpline street,
at once, with hard burned red brick, pur-
chased from some Of our brickyards i'll
Ibis city. This resolution is offered with
the firm conviction that brick of this de-
scription will last longer than fire brick,
and respectfully suggests that it is time TO
call a halt in sending large amounts OF
money ont Of the city every year, and that
the money should De expended among our
own citizens. Red brick for street paving
is 10 experiment, but they have proved a
success in Charleston, where pavements OF
this kind have stood the test Of twelve or
fourteen years.
The resolution was declared out OF order,
the present ordinances requiring fire
brick OF block" to be used.
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escond Branch Routine.

TROUBLE GETTING 4 SUoEUM.
Councilmen generally must have been
laboring under a high state of excitement
last night, induced by the election returns,
for they were very slow in putting in an
appearance at the City Hall. Eight
O'clock csne end passed, and as there were
no signs of a quorum OF Of the President,
Mr.. Cruise was temporarily placed in the
chair, the roll called and the Sergeant sent
out after absentees. Finally, about half
past eight, a quorum was obtained, and
business proceeded.
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Mbeelins Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN The CITY.
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
Eist, made the following observations of
the temperature Monday: 7 a. m, IS;
ga. m, AZ; II M, 81; 3p. H., So; Z p. m,
81. Weather cloudy.
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Pink Tea Entertainment.

A happy time will be spent by those who
will visit the cheerful lecture room of the
English Lutheran church, on next Friday
evening. A society of young ladies con
nected with the church are making every
effort tn have their Pink Tea, which occurs
at that time, a pronounced success in every
way. A short, but excellent programme,
has been arranged, including piano and
Instrumental music, Rotations and tab
leaux. After the formal programme,
s~ociab'iity and Refreshments will no thu
order OF enjoyment. A bevy of girls will
serve the guests in attendance with ict
cream and cake and other choice edibles
A good time is assured, and as the Object
of the entertainment is TO assist in cdu
eating a young man for the ministry, il
ought to be very largely patronized.
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The Market Ordinance.

The Committee on Markets reported the
ordinance providing for the elevation of the
shafts, poles or tongues of wagons standing
at the various market houses, at an angle
of so degrees, and if they cannot be so Gle
waited, then providing for their complete
removal from the vehicle, TO the end that
the street shall MT be ObItructed.
The ordinance was read a first, second
and third time, and passed, ayes Is, noes
=, the latter MesseTs. Caldwell and
Mitchell.